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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Enstcrn nnd MihdIc state.

CHtEF-JUSrICE ULYSSES MERCUR, OF the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, died at the
residence OF his son In WallngforSf Penn,
Monday, ngCd seventy one years
TuE two rear cars Vt a train left the track
Ot Puwunl Station, Vt, and were wrecked
Twelve persons Wcrc injured moro or less
severely
Enron OBRFN has sailed from New York
Tor England Tho night previous to his dc
luturC prominent citizens ot New York gave
banquet la his honor and he was given
-, 600 to help m the Campaign in ireland
After the banquet he was IS 'Ortcd To- the
steamer 10y the Sixty ninth Regiment
THE cons itutional prohlbitory amendment
has been defeated in the MRssl lChuScttS House
by "a vote of iSa yeas 60 q uayS--not the
necessary twothirls
MR. JAMES G. BLAINE. accompanied by
his wife and two daughters, sailed on Wcdncs-
day from New York for Europe lie will
make a tour of Europe and expects Ia loo
gone about u year
TINS vote I'M the Republican Legislative
caucus at Coucop for nominee TO succeed
the late Sountor Pike rs United Statcs
Senate + from New Hampshire resulted in tho
success of William T.. Chandler on the first
ballot. As the Republicans have a majority
IN the Legislature Mr. Chambers nomination
was equivalent To an election.
TIM Naval Court investigating the recent
collision between the ocean steamers Celtic
hnd Brttanic severely cenSurrd the Captains
of both vessels
TIE President aud Mrs Cleveland left the
Adirondacks Thurs lay morning, after pleas
ant soinuru Of two weeks The party spent
most of their time fishing Friday morning
MIR and Mrs. Cleveland brcnkfaStcd with
Governor hlll IN the Executive Mansion at
Albany
1nREE strikers were shot i'm n conflict with
miner, at Wmton, Penn.
TuE PENNSYLVANIA Republican State Con.
vontiou viii bc held at Harrisburg on August
tn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
Wnshinnfnn

Mr. w w. CoRcoRAv the millionaire
philanthropist Of Washington, was suddenly
stricken with paralysis in the left arm and
leg Monday afternoon while at dinner.
TIE redemption of trade dollars 10 date
amounts 10 about SIOOJ 900 and Treasury
officials think that few more are outstanding.
THERE IS talk Of testing the legality of the
Inter state Commission In the courts
SECRETARY FAmCHLD has issued circu.
lar in regard 10 contagious disease i'm ,ybicl,
ne says that the President has determined 10
establish, by means OF tho vessels OF the
revenue marine, National patrol Of tho
coast Of the United States
An order has been ISSUED by the War De.
partment directing the dismissal without
character OF w II. Green the only colorcd
man that was ever admitted to the Signal
Service. He was ON duty at Rochester, N
y, aud II IS stated that his record has been
very unsatisfactory.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Can it bc said that diamonds are not
in good taste because they are flashy?-
Merchant Trdceier
What book has helped you most in life"
asked my friend as home we took
Our way one day, and he replied
my pocketbook w. Boston Courier.
Some old dinner customs still prevail.
The Romans used to reclinc at their
banqucts and the habit OF lying at public
Eainncrs still prevails. - Boston BulIctm.
"What dreadful bowling the cats are
making tonight dear" 1T isn't the
cats, love. It's the young gentleman in
the other flat practising his violin solo for
the charity concert - To,oR ToDic,
81 wish could talk German" " why
don't you learn itf' Because it is 80
difficult "lt's not so difficult a. YOU
suppose. Instead of cheese you say kasc,
and 50 with the rest of the words. ~
SUtings.
Science says body weighing one
hundred pounds on the earth would
weigh two tons on the planet Jupiter.
The planet Jupiter must be where the
average fisherman catches all the fish. -
IGi- Bits.
Her cheeks are ruddy ns rose,
Her eyes are pretty, but-her nOscM
To that you hardly should refer;
IL was birthday present, Sir
-HdTDcr's Bdzdr.
ats no longcS fashionable TO eat
grapes with the fingers" observed an
eminent fashion journal. Hereafter
grapes will be eaten with the mouth like
turnips or any other plebeian food.
Truly the world moves. IHtiodeIphia
CdH
The project for reducing the surplus by
getting the Government 10 loan the
cigarmakers $75, 600, 900 to start CO.
operative cigar factories, does not seem
TO be entirely complete until il includes
further appropriation Of $3.50, 900. 900
for the rest Of us 20 buy the cigars with
--PtttJurg Dispaich
"Jamcs," " said the milkman 10 his new
boy, "d'ye see what I'm dOin' orr
eyes, sir, replied James; you're a.
porin' water into the milk" 'No I'm
not, James; 'I'm a-porin' milk in the
water. So, II any one arsks you # put
water in my milk, you tell 'cm no. Alters
stick TO the truth, James. ."-HoyDey's
BdzOr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
Some Forms of Takine an Ooth.

In Egypt the custom long prevailed Of
swearing by the goose
The ancient Germans sworc by their
gods Boy their swords and by their
birds.
The Scandinayians besides appealing
10 thc gods. touched bloody ring iu the
hands Of Priest
ln some parts Of China o witness is
sworn upon % saucer, which is broken at
tho moment hc takes thc oath.
The lIindoo swcars by The 'Vcda, SO the
sacred book of his religion. In like
manner thc Mohammcdan is sworn ON the
"Koau.
i'm Madagascar th, people swear either
hy their sovereign or by their mothers.
and There are two forms Of witnessing
tho oath, one to strike the water" and
the other TO- "sptar the calf"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.


SUIT PUppING.-Threc cups of flour,
one of nisius. stoned half cup suet,
chopped fine, ouc-hslf cup molaSsoS one
half cup sugar, onc-half cup milk, two
teaspoons cinnamon, ono OF cream Of tar
tar, onc-half teaspoon soda; boil one
hour aud half
ToNCvE CHEESE. Take one beef
tongue. two calves livcrs. three pounds
of salt pork and boil until thoroughly
cooked MinCc together very fine, sea-
son 10 taste with spices, press the mass
into pan and allow TO get cold. Slice
thin and serve upon napkin in lunch
dish.
SALMON SALAD. To a can Of salmon
take eight or ten stalks of celery cut the
celery into small pieces and mix with
the salmon, which should also bc picked
into small bits; sprinkle over little salt
and very little pepper and pouron some
good vinegar. A small onion may be
added il desired.
Ton THUMB OMELETTEs - Eight
eggs, one half cupful of rich milk, salt
and pepper, tablespoonful OF cheese. Beat
the eggs light, season, stir in the milk
the grated cheese Half fiji eight patty
pans, buttcrcd, aud set in dripping pan
with half an inch of boiling water in il;
shut up in quick oven, and as soon as
they are "set' turn out ON "a hot dish You
may vary the dish 10y substituting minced
parsley and thyme for the grated cheese
and when dished pour drawn butter over
the omelctteS.
VIRGINIA Conn CAKE. No demon OF
dyspepsia Turks in the golden depths of
genuine old Virginia corn cake if prop
erly prepared. Sift into large pan a
quart of yellow corn meal, and add a
tcaspoonful Of salt mix with the meal a
pint of rich unSkimmcd boiling milk,
enough TO make a soft dough, and add
half pint of sweet fresh butter. Beat
up five eggs into foam, stir them
gradually into the mixture and let il
cool With the same sort Of butter
grease some tin pans two or three inches
deep and four inches square; ill the pans
TO the top, so that they will rise and puff
when baking. Bake them golden
brown, split and butter them while hot,
and Immediately serve.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
THE POET AND THn PRAIRIE

Said the farmer to the Prairie,
To the Prairie wide and fair,
" Bounteous harvestS will YOU yield ma
Golden harVcStS, rich and rare,
b1lling allmy barns with plcnty,
Corn and wheat beyond oomparer
Said the painter 10 the Prairie,
will paint YOU fair and true,
In your matchleSs spring time glor
In your glowing autumn hue,
So that men shall look aud wonder
At my faithfulneSs to YOU
said the Prairie to the farmer,
You may try me. lwill yicl
To the magic hand OF labor
Untold riches yet concealed:
will lavish them in spcndor
On the farmers fertile nrld.1
Said the Prairie to the artist,
Paint, q man, and will glow
On your broad, immortal canvas,
That the sons of men may know
or a blooming, boundleSs Prairie,
Where mems footsteps seldom GO.
Said the poet To the Prairie,
" let me lay my weary heart
On thy quiet, peaceful bosom,
Far from din of trade and mart;
Like a child its lesson learning,
Let me learn the poets art
l would listen 10 the voices
Speaking from thy tangled graG,
would watch the lights and shadow.
Ger thy billowy widcncSs pass;
] would gather from thee wisdom
Such as poet souls nmass.n
Said the Prairie 10 the poet,
l will keep the best for thee,
Wealth of farmer, fame OF painter,
They are naught 10 thee and me-
We will hush our breath TO listen
To earths subtle harmony;
We shall know its subtle beauty
That the careless never seer
Mary q. Crockcr, in Current
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
sALooNKEEPEns, cmcuLAn.
Review Of tho norts TO Enforce
Prohibition Ia Several States.


Prohibition in Several States.
The Wisconsin anti Prohibition Associa-
tiun has addressed circular TO "The Saloon
keepers and Friends OF Personal Liberty
Throughout the Statc,n commenting on the
action Of the last State Legislature with ref
crcnce 10 the liquor question and containing
n general survey OF the liquor and anti-liquor
conflict throughout the country The circu-
lar refers 20 the recent enforcement Of the
Sunday laws in New York and the state Of
things In Georgia aud Kansas II contin-
uos:--
Coming nearer home We find Iowa with
is temperance trouble as great as ever; the
dcpornble Arens1orf IIaddock case is it's
fruit IN illinois the ordinances are being
continually made more severe, or are too
slringcntly enforced; this applies 10 Chicago
ns well as 10 the balance Of tho State In
Michigan the people have just narrowly
escaped the yoke Of prohibition. The small
majority Of 5000 votes for our just cause
shows what power our opponents have and
demands eternal vigilance on our part Every
thing in Wisconsin is apparently
quiet in reality IL is not 10. u has always
been tho practice Of these cranks to fight un-
der cover, Tor well do they know that their
hest laid plans would gang agloe should
the authorities ~ the WiscOn-
sin State nnt-prVhibition Association
know aught of their dongs, as is.evidenced
by the numerous wrecked schemes which
they have bad to chronicle
Reference is made 10 TWEEN ty three bills sd
verso to the liquor interest which were in
troluced n tho Wisconsin Legislature and
defeated through the efforts of the associa-
ton Honorary mention is madc Of the
m,ub Iv Of the legislature who voted
against the County Option bin
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16

Last week. late in the afternoon. a
case was called in one Of the courts. III
would like 10 ask, your Honor. that this
case go over said one of the attorneys.
On what groundf' 'I ann too tired TO
take 10 up. Too tired 4" Yes, your
Honor, ] have been arguing a case in
Department ? AN day and 7 am really
too exhausted t0 go on with this trial ''
Very we'll Jet the case g0 over Call
the next case The next was called
and another attorney rose "AIay it
please your Honor. J would like TO ask
that this case go over "For what
reason 81 am too tired. "You too
What has made you tredw 'T have
been listening en- DAY 90 my learned
friend IN Department 2."--SaH Fraacisso
Chronicle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
LYNCmrNG ~ onIo
Tho AssaiIant ofan Olu Iody sum
mnrIlY Dianuand Or

AtJamctown, o. about midnight Rotor
bctters "a cYIored man. mude desperate at-
tempt to murder on old colorcI laIy. Martha
Thomas. esel nearly ID years Ue gained
entrance to her log cabin by digging % trench
from Gre outside nul coming up from thc
hole into tho room boo which the o'd Iady yos
sleeping a most desperate struggle
cnsued, ion which Tine old indy was
terribly mouglcd and was unconscious when
found Ihca.arm was given nud tho Gss0i-
ant arrested but broke through Che guard
and escaped The ncghborhood was greatly
excited over the affair aul the fugitive negro
hunted down ln the fair grounds. whore
the cyclone played such fearful havoc some
time ago. arc many trees bent by tho storm
and making excellent gollows no One of
these the dead body of Bettcrs was found
Monday morning. cold and dcod Whether
hung hy The mob OF by his own hand can
not be determined at this Time but 30 is
generally known that tho work was quietly
done 10y tho infuriatod citizens Of jamestown
in tho dead hour Of night and strict secrecy
sworn on the spot by the avengers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
Sunday in Paris.

The French positively refuse TO rccog-
nize Sunday as a day OF rest. The
French workman seems TO identify the
breach Of the Sabbath with sclfrcspcct
and the vindication Of liberty. lie will
refuse 10 work for an employer who
makes il condition that he does not
work Sunday A church has been known
to be kept waiting for necessary repairs -
roof that let i'm the rain because the
cure would not consent 10 have the men
working Sunday, and the men would not
give in on the point The first Of the
great business houses 90 close Sunday
was the Bon Marche, and 10 was pre-
dictcd that it would soon become bank
rupt; but the Bon Marchc held on its
way, and i'm this case virtue earned its
own reward. and no house Of the kind
has ever Aouri-hed, probably, as that
popular shop has done The largo shops
in Paris arc now closed Sunday and the
majority Of the smaller ones But the
workingman proper holds out lie holds
to thc principle Of working Sunday and
resting Monday B0sf0H gkgbe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-06-16
VOL. XVI.


The cuckoo cups are fun OF rain,
And little elves do bathe therein,
The straddling spires o beard grass hip
Swing back and forth till they by dry
For moonworts bloom, and June is hen.
The sweetest month OF all the year.
The fallow-finches haunt the corn
With songs OF summers dead and gone
And every lass that's fair 20 view
Doth walk with fernSecd in her shoA
For Natures darling, June is here,
The wOoing month of all the year.
-Amelie Rires, in Harper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

gegen bic peretut9te @elomadt au COM
curtren. Die uerlofenbeu @rruuseuiddfs
ten Der @spesbefreibeit, Der SanbeIsfrei.
belt uno Der Srei5igisteit iiberIicferten
@emerbe uno SanbeI in bic Sdube bes
licti4en Capitals. Oas solbene Retailer
tir oteie @eIcmeni9en mar aneebroden {;
lte iiub RE Serreu Der Groe 9suoroen {;
bic Ibrisen Meniden muBten ii6 beaues
men i6re @lerts, &ne6te uub @rbeiter ,u
peroen.
Bas bieie unsebeure Wadt bes gapis
tails obne isoen 3usifeI isbr besinftist
bat, itnc bic srpBen 5orti4rttte int Otai9t,
nenbau, i'm gtieubabns unb SeIesrapbens
peien. aue GriparniHe an Meni1ens
trdften, an Seit uub &aum, NIT einem
Wcrt, bic unbere6enbaren 9ortheile auer
neuern @rfinSunssn anb Se,beEerunsen
tamen muir benz Capital gu Cute, nidt Der
Wtenidbett i'm ausemetnen.
Bet6roert purSe oieie INSTRUMENTATION
nod our3 bic ibelperitanoene Yatents
@eiessebuns iiber @rinounsen. ga bic
meilten oieier Griiubungen ii9 nut bur4
Serbinoung nit Gapitaltiten pottbeilbuft
perwertben %Iaiien, 10 pstblsibt au4 bier
pteosrum Dem @apital Der %YOpenantbsil an
hem Septnn. Der rcdtmdBis uur benz Gr:
timber %sufommeu iollte. 90 1T oenn beute
cas Gapital our Ssrri6aft selanst auf
allen 9ebteten oes menidltdeu Sanoelns
uuo Sdaffeus. 0ie baNelbe ben Wittel.
1tuno untergraben uno bic Wenibbeit in
&et9e uno arme sinsstbeIIt bat, 10 pirb
ne @eloberridaft aud ullmdblis bic i3a5l
Der Gei4en u%errinsern, iuosm oas capital
in einissn menisen 9dubeu suiammsnhieBt.
@as oann? User Nib bic @robma9t
oeS Capitals breden? Die S%taatSselees
Sebun9 ODER Die Iuar6ie2 0as muB bic
3utunft lebreu. @inltueifen iino oerinae
ausfbten p%orbanben, bic beiben Suelen
oes unbells gu uettopfen, namltd ben
6nrtibritt Der Staatsidulbsn uno ben
NOrtidritt bes @rOb. @siddftsbstriebes.
Sersast ieben bic mittleren unb uieberen
Stanoe nad einem &etter ii9 UNI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

perDHentlidt morbsn. Tie 9eridmmluna
babe tstnespe9s ben Susf, Die Set6roes
rnng oeutider Prieiter gum bii66ht4en
Imte gu ~f0rpern. nod ben, bic pom ,yrIdns
bern gu eribueren. Die besiSlite Nus
lifung bes Neu 0orfer 8tarrers Jet Der
bare ~llnFnn. Die G~bicasoer &atbOIifens
~ueriammlun9 Tonne ueoer nit Der 8abl
Der Sii60fe, nod Der 2citung Der fird
l'den Ingelegenbeiten etpas su i6afien
babsn. Die @toeriinnisteit bes @e9eu.
tbetls bapon iiege fur ieoen 8atboliten
FLAIR auf Der lSanb, ba bic Seridmmlung
nur nit 3ulttmmung Der BlidDfe abac:
balten nerpen tonne uno obue bteieIbe Tel,
nerlet Sriltensbere9ttgung BADEN wirhe.
Oarum Jet aud bic 3litimmuns bes 9bi>
cagoer @rSbiinofs I'M porIisgenben Sale
uaa9e'udt uno auf's Sereituiuiafte er.
tbctlt woroeu. SiidSfe uno Iebte, @eiit:
ll6e uno Saien ieten Su Der Se,iammluna
rtnsslaoen woreen, beren !Sluptaufsabe es
letn weloe, uou benz finolthen unb feifen
@tauben Der beutihen Sutbpliten Imeri:
fG's uno i5rer @r9ebenbeit an ben bl.
Stubl uno bas amsritanii9e gpjsccpat
pr aller Belt 3eusuiB ab,uIssen. SIN
Wette,en weroe ll9 bic ~8eridr'mlung init
Der atbeiterfrage, Der Sdulfrase, TEN
fatbolii5en 3eitun9swsien, benz Yereins:
tpeien u. I. ID. befa1eu.
8tr wsroen niat, 10 i6toB gflrrer
Sappert feline Semertun9eu. suiideu osut.
i9en nno irii6eu Satboliten Streit su
ttlften tra4ten; eber eus @esentbeiI
uuiere @eriammtuns ioa caBu beitrasen,
Die Sebren unieres bl. @laubens in Nme:
rita nod feftere BurSelu i9lasen gu ~laiien.
Bir weroen ni6t uersenen. baB mir &atbo.
liten ftnb; aber mir weroen aud nidt
auBer ausen lafen. baB mir, wtepobl
osHti4er Ibtunft, bod in eriter Jetbs
Ameritaner iinS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

werben, auf bab 8ir 70 bic bere6tteten
WIni6e bes tatboltiden Soltes erfiiueu,
wsldes iid burG feline Seitisteit uno BE:
barrli9teit 10 sroBe Serbienite eruorbsn
bat.
Die elei6e Gorge molten 8ir ausbeb,
men in 9letder @elis auf bic periaieoenen
Staatsu Oeuti6Ianos, bamit bic
@eiete. peI9e Der Stride ni6t bic r6thi9e
Nreibeit sur Ausiibuns ibrer eeiitigen
Dfa1t "lalien, aufSeboben ooer umgcGnoert
peroen. 0oute ss Der SimmeI, oaB AQe
iid enti6lisBen, auf Oieisn @es ii9 ,u
beseben! @tr iprenen sinen b~.ioneeren
@uni9 aus fir oas &6nisretb y n
nit weIbem Der bl. Stubl cine b~eionbere
8e,binbuns bat. @ir pini6en Iebbaft,
oaB bort bic ReIision itd zines itsts sliits
lideren uno ieSensrei4eren 9sbens e~rfrsusn
mOse.
@ir wdren slftIid, penn 0ir bssslst:
den au6 bic iibrigen ntdt tatboIiiten
Staaten bteiem 9uten uno betliamen Sin.
fllfe Der Rtr6e su8du9li6 MADDEN uno
ap6 tbnen uniere Utttpirtung angeoeiben
lGiIen tDuntsn our Auire6terbultune Der
Srouuug, bss Sriebens uno Der Offtntli.
den 8obltabrt; uamentlib bort, mo, pie
\. 3. in ben grcBen Seiieuneen @nslanos,
snblret6e fatboItide II ltertbauen leben,
oenen mir pom Imtsue9eu bic sGnse Gorge
llniercs bO9ften Npoltolatss supenDen
mitHen. ooer, wie in &ubIano, bic
idpisrisen SsrbaItniIs, in peIten ii9 bic
Stride uno bic fatbolli6sn 1utertbanen BE-:
finoen, ~llniere Gorge nod uiel notbuenois
ger uno pi3tiSer erl6einen luiIen.
ltno 10 il bic @ewllt, nit Der SSir be-.
fletoet limb. ibrer ltatur mad aqe 2siten
une ole Srts umfaft, 10 1T es llniere
Pftdt, Gorge gu tragen fir oas @eas
tbum Der Geltoion bort, NO bieielbe i6on
uOutOmmen b~efeitist 1T, ME ). y. in ben
Staaten Gmerita's, ferner bic Wiiiionen
in ben barbariiden uno beiOnii9en QGns
bern gu besinifisen.
Sn eleidsr Weiie muB IS l~tniere Sorae
iein, bic @Olter our @inbeit sutiifsufibren,
ueIde ii4 unsliifli9er 8eiie pon ibr ses
rrennt buben. Inter bieien rufsn @ir nit
bsionberer 9iebe iene bss Srientes sus
rid, wslde einise Seit binpurd 70 reid ON
0erten bes @Iaubens unb 10 rubmpou
maren. uub uor aqsm bic S5ltsr q rie
denlanbs 8, pelde @ir na9 benz Bet
ipiel uieler l~luierer 9orsdnser Iebbuft wiss
Der gum Wittelpunfte Der tutbolii9en Sin;
bsit ,~uriitfibren unb gum alien @lanse
uiebsr erpeden mSdten.
EDrtieRuua iolat)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
un a
erfen GlgemeiHen amerifaaiid=heutideu
RatboIifens
IN E htcono EIT

Den llnter3eidneten 1T bic aufsabe su.
sefauen, bic erite alsemetne amertfanii9s
oeutlde &atbottten : Gerlammluug por,us
b~ereiten. Su 6olse beiieu trttt an uns Die
an9enebme Vft4t bsran, bic ameritdnii6s
oeutl9en RatboItfen Der 9erstnigteu Staas
ten, 9Ieiduiel Oh bteielben einem tai5oli:
iden 8eretne anseb0ren ober ni9t. - su
bteier Seriammluns einSuluben. Dieielbe
miro am Diem It a 9, ben 6. Septem:
Der. N6enos 7 llbr. in Der sroben gat:
terie D. 9aue gu Chicago. Sq., e,oifnet
meroen.
Die &atboliten Yeriammlunsen baden
bic bebre Aufsube, oas tatboIii9e SeuuBt.
iein gu weden, bic fatbolideu Sntere6en
i'm 6fieutli4en uno ~ioctalen 2eben su for
bern uno bic Rirds bel Nuen, ieIblt ibren
@esnern einfluBrei1 unb a9%tunsaebietenb
su MAIDEN. ~llniere 3eit 1T cine i3eit reg.
iamer Sbdtisteit. cine j3sit, in Der iib Der
edit tatbolii9e @eiit bel allen 90ltern wies
Der bslebt uno erneuert. OeBbalb wouen
aud MIR, ameritanii9sbeutibe &atboliten
Der 9ereinisten Staaten, nit eintreten in
ben 81. 8stttampf fir 8abrbeit, 5reibeit
uno Rebt.
@idtise Srasen treten an uus berau,
bic arbeiterfrase i3uebt pie cine buntle
Wolte iiber uniern i~oSialeu 3uitdnben ; bic
Sdulfrase beriibrt Die b~eilisitsn Rs9te Der
camille uno Rir9e; cine peiie Sr9aniias
tion fir bic futboliide Srsis lit elm Ye.
oiirfniB ; bas Seretrspsisn. auf bic eemein.
fame @runblase Der firdli6sn 4nbdn9iss
felt uno Der nationalen !3uidmmengeb6ris:
teit iib itiseno, muB fid ben Beoiir fniiisn
unierer Seit anpaIen, wenn bic Wa6nuns
gen oes bl. Buffers au1 bel uns @eb6r
finoen ioaen, tusbeioubere: vbis Qrbeiter
gu ebrbaren 8sreiuisunsen ansubalten, bas
nit ffe nt4t i4aoli4en @Infifen anbsim
fuueu."
W6se benn Der gruff Der i3eit unb bic
S%eoeutuns Der beute Rtr6e, Jamilis uno
9eleui6aft beue9euben 6rasen bieier l.
a~usemeiuen ameritauii3 : beutihen Satbos
Iiten 8eriammluns redt utels Sbsilnebmer
aus allen Staaten Der Union Sufibren.
SIN Suli 1887.
Hector 8 m. Rapport,
@~Ouinston, &p.
Srie6r. I~renbes,
st. XOuis, Wo.
Bm. Casper,
URiluautee, 8is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
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l. 9ien t q 8, ben 6. September, pom
4lO nbr 8ormittu8s on, wsroen bic @Gite
in llbIi4's Sale, Ro. 1877 0ortb
@lartftr., pom r@bicasos gmpfanss So:
mite@ bssriiBt perosn. @enannte Salle
oient an ben 6eittaseu ais Suuptquartier.
2. Sn Der @mpfanssbale tann nan
reierpirte Site fir bic sroBe 9eriammluns
am Absuo erbalten.
8. . babeu ebsnfaas 8utritt 3u
Der abenb: 8eriammluns.
A.. &inber unter Is Sabren pirb Der
3utritt nidt seitattet, AUDI ui9t In 8esleis
tuns Der gltern.
5. 9oteIs betrsffenb, pirb porldufis
MUIR bas Fremont Souis, @te Dearborn:
unb 2ateitraBe, Breis $3.50, Sherman
Souie, gfs @lart 81 &anboIpbitraee,
Breis $3.50 unb Wcgops Sotel, gtt
Start q 8an gursnitraBe, 50. so per GAG,
empfObIen. 0as r@btcaso:g Omite" pir6
fpdter nod anbere SoteIs empfebIsn.
6. 0ie @Gite iinb eriu6t, in einem In
llbli4's 9ale auliesenoem Su9e 0amen
unb abreiie gu uerSei4nsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

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perbdItniHt. Quf Der etnen Seite iinO Die
Menl4sn uon elmer unbdnbi9en QeiewuIb
beieeIt, auf Der anOetn Seite ersieBt iib
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beileru gu fiibren. Sebr nIeIi3 wiro es
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tuns Gagesbldtter eriaeinsn, peI3e benz
BON alien Sstten burserei3ten Site seit:
aemdB ent9e9enpirteu. unb bic Wabrbett,
eugene uno RsIiSton iaIeen.
Feo XIII. an bic pOrtu9ieiiiden @iid0fe.
1856.